The Messy Reformation
Jason Ruis, Dan De GraffWelcome to The Messy Reformation Substack community—a hub for all who desire reformation in the CRCNA. Access exclusive resources, insightful articles, and engaging podcasts that will equip you to lead in this reformation.
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Episode 197: The Beautiful Life - Contrasting Secular Visions with God's Glory - Rob Toornstra(Part 2)
> “We all have some vision of what [the beautiful life] looks like [including] my secular humanist friend. [For them,] it’s we’ve got to do good for each other…you don’t need religion to be good; in fact, the good life would be one without ...
Episode 196: Engaging Culture Without Compromise - The Power of Reformed Theology in a Progressive Era - Rob Toornstra (Part 1)
> “In my preaching and teaching, I try to not assume that everybody in my church is converted…I try to preach and teach in a way that if you’re a non-believer and whether you’re in church this…Sunday morning or watching online that you can ...
Episode 195: Adopt Your Mission Field - Evangelism Through Long-Term Relationships - Pete Armstrong (Part 2)
> “[I want listeners to have]...a deep sense of hope…Whatever your church is going through…we don’t build the church. Jesus is building the church…There are intentional things we can do. There are practices [and] postures that we can have a...
Episode 194: Making Disciples in a Post-Christian City - Patience and Purpose - Pete Armstrong (Part 1)
> “I see a lot of beauty in in the model of polity that we have in making decisions…It's a bit of a joke, and sometimes it frustrate me, but we call it the speed of church. It can take a while. The speed of church is slow, an established ch...
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Husband and Father. Lead Pastor of Faith Community Christian Reformed Church in Beaver Dam, WI. Founder of The Messy Reformation Podcast.
Husband to Christie and father to Addison, Brooks, Feya, and Gwenivere // Pastor of Baldwin Christian Reformed Church in Baldwin, WI // Content Currator for The Messy Reformation podcast
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